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THIS IS SO CUTE WHAT???
Thank you so much. 😭
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anyone up feeling grateful to the long process of the incus? without it, can you imagine how much sound WE WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO HEAR? i mean, seriously, it's all thanks to the lever advantage that we can hear at all. without the long process of the incus being shorter than the length of the manubrium of the malleus, there wouldn't be any leverage to allow for a higher pressure to be exerted to help overcome the impedance caused by the cochlea's fluids. seriously, thank your incudes for me.
incus sounds like ingot which is something that can be smelted in minecraft. now let's take it a step further—what can you make with iron ingots? an anvil. what is the incus named after? AN. ANVIL.
incudes are IN MINECRAFT.
everybody always mixes up the singular and plural forms of incus and it's honestly just really frustrating.
here's a little reminder:
in·cus
/ˈiNGkəs/ noun: incus; plural noun: incudes
it's not 'incuses' or 'an incude.' it's 'an incus' and 'incudes.' don't forget it.
i'll keep you my dirty little incus ;)
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incus is in minecraft
Sorry this took me so long to get to!!
Looks like we have cumulonimbus incus and cumulus fractus in image 1, nimbostratus praecipitatio in image 2, cumulus congestus, cumulus mediocris, and cumulus fractus in image 3 (with anti crespular rays too), and a mammatus cloud (leaning towards Cumulonimbus) in image 4.
Great spotting!
I have. So many I’d like to send you but this one is first! Both were taken at the same time. That looks like a classic anvil shaped storm to me but is there a name for the sky shadows it cast?
Ooh, the colours here are so pretty!!
If there is any word for the shadow, I dont know it and couldn't find it. But, I can say it's casting the shadow not on the sky itself, but on a cirrostratus cloud!
The first image has cirrostratus, cumulonimbus incus mammatus - you can see some slight round shapes on the underneath of the anvil head - and cumulus fractus clouds.
The second image has cirrostratus clouds, which I'm very tempted to call fibratus radiatus, but it looks like shapes are only caused by shadow, so I'll hold off on that.
Great spotting!
